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Kinetic description of a wiggler pumped ion-channel free electron laser

H Mehdian, A Raghavi2006年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The wiggler pumped ion-channel free electron laser (WPIC-FEL) is treated and the classes of possible single-particle electron trajectories in this configuration are discussed in the paper. A new region of orbital stability is seen in the negative mass regime. A kinetic description of WPIC-FEL is given. Vlasov–Maxwell equations are solved to get the linear gain in a tenuous-beam limit, where the beam plasma frequency is much less than the radiation frequency and the self-field effects can be ignored.

日本語訳

ウィグラー励起イオンチャネル自由電子レーザー(WPIC-FEL)を扱い、この構成における可能な単一粒子電子軌道のクラスについて本論文で論じる。負質量領域において、軌道安定性の新たな領域が見出される。WPIC-FELの運動論的記述を与える。ビームプラズマ周波数が放射周波数よりもはるかに小さく、自己場の効果が無視できる希薄ビーム極限における線形利得を得るために、Vlasov–Maxwell方程式を解く。

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